What Bybit is
Bybit remains a top pick for serious traders. Known for its deep liquidity in the derivatives market, low-latency engine, and advanced trading tools, it caters to professionals who want speed and performance. Sign up through our link to get a 10% fee discount and unlock rewards of up to $30,000.
Before you take it
Not available to US residents
200x leverage is not a beginner setting
The $30,000 is a ceiling, not a payment
The offer
Built for derivatives traders. The fee discount applies from sign-up; the rewards scale with volume.
What it takes
Open an account
The 10% discount applies from sign-up
Rewards unlock as volume builds
How to get going
Three steps, and the discount is on the account from the first of them.
Sign up
Open the account through the link above. The 10% discount attaches at creation, so there is no code to enter later and nothing to claim retrospectively.
Fund it
Deposit in crypto, or buy with one of the 60+ fiat currencies from inside the account. Verification is required before withdrawal, so it is worth doing at this point rather than at the end.
Place a trade
Spot first if this is a first account. The reward tiers count volume from here, and the tutorial walks the interface step by step if you want it open beside you.
Questions about this offer
How does the 10% discount work?
It comes off the published maker and taker rates on every trade, spot and futures, for as long as the account is open. It is not a rebate you claim: the rate you see at the point of trading is already the discounted one.
How do the rewards to $30,000 work?
They release in tiers against trading volume in the qualifying period. Each tier states its own threshold inside the account. The $30,000 is the sum of every tier, so treat it as the top of the range rather than the offer.
Does going through this page cost me anything?
No. Bybit pays us a commission for the account and the terms you get are the ones on this page. If the link ever produced a worse offer than the public one, it would come down.
Can I combine it with another offer here?
Across venues, yes: they are separate accounts and none of them excludes the others. On the same venue, no, and an account you already hold does not qualify a second time.